Financial
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100
Where do you buy groceries?
Supermarket
100
what is this?
this is a bicycle/
bike
100
Past tense of "yell" and the "ing" form
Yelled and Yelling
100
Who fixes cars?
mechanic
100
Where is the verb in this sentence?
The TV was adjusted to a different channel
Adjusted
100
What is the past tense of "hope"
Hoped
100
What do you use to brush your teeth?
toothbrush
200
What account do you save money?
Savings Account
200
Where do you go when you are sick?
hospital
200
What color are elephants?
Grey
200
Money that you owe
debt
200
What do you call the meal you eat in the middle of the day?
Lunch
200
What month is after January?
February
200
What do you say when you meet someone for the first time?
It's nice to meet you
300
Who can give you a Loan?
The Bank
300
What do we call frozen rain that falls from the sky?
Snow
300
What do you call your mom's brother?
Uncle
300
Which fruit is green on the outside and red on the inside?
watermelon
300
Money you put into a bank or bussiness to make a profit
investment
300
What is the opposite of fast?
Slow
300
To repay money you owe in full
pay off
400
How do you pay for things you buy?
Credit or Debit Card or Cash
400
What's the vocabulary word for a financial plan?
Budget
400
Name 1 animal that jumps
rabbit, frog, kangaroo
400
Which are verbs; go, paint, send, race, color, water, lamp, plant, love, sky, wear, work and window
Go, Paint, Send, Race, Color, Water, Plant, Love, Wear and Work
400
Money you give to help people in organizations
donations
400
What is the third month of the year?
March
400
What's the opposite of happy?
Sad
500
Name 3 Banks
Chase, Capital One, TD, etc
500
If you study hard, you will pass the exam.
What kind of conditional is this?
first conditional
500
Money that you earn or receive
income
500
What do you eat on birthday?
a cake
500
Name this scrambled fruit: PLEAPNIEP
Pineapple
500
Unscramble this sentence:
breakfast I eat will then wake up
I will wake up and then eat breakfast
500
What's the vocabulary word for the amount of money you have saved?
Savings